Anchor Entrance Entry Hall Way Console Glass Table Storage 2 Wooden Drawers Metal Side Table  (Finish Colour - Rustic Brown, Assembly Required)

Elevate your entryway with the Anchor Console Table, an industrial-style unit built for form and function. A 5mm tempered glass surface sits on a reinforced steel frame, delivering long-term stability for everyday use. Two sliding drawers with vintage melamine finish store keys, mail, and small essentials out of sight. The open lower shelf holds shoes, bags, or decorative items at arm's reach. At 100 x 40 x 80 cm (39.4 x 15.7 x 31.5 in), this narrow-profile table fits tight hallways, living rooms, and entryways without occupying excess floor space. FEATURES • Tempered Glass Surface: 5mm toughened panel provides a smooth, scratch-resistant top for daily use • Steel Frame Construction: Reinforced metal base supports consistent weight distribution across all levels • Two Sliding Drawers: Vintage melamine-lined compartments keep personal items organised and accessible • Open Lower Shelf: Dedicated bottom tier stores shoes, bags, or display pieces within easy reach • Non-Slip Protective Feet: Rubberised pads prevent floor scratches and maintain unit stability on smooth surfaces • Noise-Reducing Buffer Pads: Built-in cushions on drawer tracks minimise sound during opening and closing • 15mm MDF Panels: Dense board material holds shape under regular load without warping • Compact 100cm Width: Narrow profile fits tight corridors and limited entryway spaces SPECIFICATIONS • Colour: Vintage Wood Grain with Black Steel Frame • Top Material: 5mm Tempered Glass Board • Material: 15mm MDF with Vintage Melamine Finish • Frame Material: Steel • Dimensions: W 100 x L 40 x H 80 cm (W 39.4 x L 15.7 x H 31.5 in) • Assembly: Required (instructions included) WORKSPACE PROBLEMS SOLVED • Cluttered entryways with keys, mail, and small items scattered across counters and side tables • Narrow hallways with no dedicated surface to place belongings when entering or leaving • Shoes and bags left on the floor near doorways due to lack of a lower storage shelf • Disorganised living room areas without a central display or tidying point • Oversized furniture options overpowering small rooms and tight residential corridors